[Nishang Jinghong Zhongtang｜Line soul casts the charm of the prosperous Tang Dynasty] This scroll inherits Daoxuan's masterful technique of "style, bones, and spirit." Its flowing sleeves resemble those of an immortal soaring through the air. The silk is translucent and radiant, its verisimilitude fused with the wild cursive brushwork of Zhang Xu, creating a divine realm of sparse form. The imperial silk undergoes a secret process of nine refinements and eight temperings, creating a pine mist-like frost that evokes the principle of "hair roots emerging from flesh" as described in "Records of Famous Paintings of All Ages." The replica's craftsmanship is meticulously crafted to the level of "stunning mastery," with each stroke undergoing three decades of meticulous refinement. Compared to conventional figure reproductions, this piece reveals the profound influence of Tang Dynasty brushwork. This exquisitely crafted scroll not only captures both form and spirit, but also represents a connoisseur-level silk masterpiece that integrates the common roots of calligraphy and painting with the ambiance of imperial court. It offers a glimpse into the true essence of the painter, exemplified by the "Transformations of Hell." Material: Silk cloth Mounting size: 213x66 cm Painting core size: 80x45 cm
